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In this special episode of Pacific Airwaves, @a_natalegawa and @_mmsato speak with @KathrynPaik to discuss the @CSIS Australia Chair’s new interactive tool, Security Influence in the Pacific: Who's Competing—and Where?
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New interactive tool mapping security influence in the Pacific! @CharlesEdel, @KathrynPaik, and @john_auge discuss the region's evolving security landscape and who is competing, in what areas, and to what extent.
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It is not just how many security relationships exist, but what purposes they serve and how they shape the broader pattern of external security engagement across the Pacific. For more, read our latest piece by @john_auge and @Ange_J_Bruno.
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How is security influence playing out across the Pacific? Our new interactive map charts the security ties between Pacific Island countries and Australia, the United States, New Zealand, China and Taiwan.
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In the latest episode of Pacific Airwaves, join Andreyka and Monica for a special discussion with @KathrynPaik about CSIS @AustraliaChair's new interactive tool which covers security agreements and influence in the Pacific. cs.is/4jGl7qN
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Pleased to be part of a @_aaausa conversation at the @AusintheUS on how 🇺🇸 and 🇦🇺 can deepen their partnership to enhance deterrence. With @USAsiaPacific's @MichaelDeSombre, @DeptofWar's Jeffrey A. Carter, @AustralianArmy's GEN Giles Cornelia, and @FluorCorp's Greg Meyer. @CSIS @AustraliaChair @AusAmbUSA
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Good conversation with @AustralianArmy’s General Chris Smith at @CSIS on how the 🇦🇺 Army is adapting its structure and missions to deal with the current security environment. @AustraliaChair @CSISGeopolitics
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Great set of questions from congressional staffers on AUKUS, Australia, the Pacific Island region, and Southeast Asia over a @CSIS @CSISGeopolitics lunch. With my great colleagues @KathrynPaik & @GregPoling. @AustraliaChair @SoutheastAsiaDC
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There have been more than 50 security arrangements signed by the 14 Pacific Islands countries. The @CSIS @AustraliaChair has a new interactive tool, “Mapping Security Influence in the Pacific” tracking all that's been going on.
Check it out here:
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Check out this new @CSIS commentary from @john_auge & @Ange_J_Bruno outlining the surge of security arrangements across the Pacific in recent years, and how the @AustraliaChair has created an interactive tool to track them all.
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To make sense of the explosion of security arrangements across the Pacific, I join my @CSIS @AustraliaChair colleagues @KathrynPaik & @john_auge to walk through our new interactive tool, “Mapping Security Influence in the Pacific.” @CSISGeopolitics
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Join us for what will be an insightful conversation with three of New Zealand’s 🇳🇿 leading foreign policy voices. @annafifield @davidcapie & @AnnaPowles.
Join @CharlesEdel, @davidcapie, @annafifield, and @AnnaPowles at 4pm ET on October 27 to discuss the key political actors shaping New Zealand's election and the potential national and foreign policy implications of the outcome.
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On the latest episode of Pacific Airwaves, @KathrynPaik joins @a_natalegawa and @_mmsato to discuss the Australia Chair's new interactive tool, Security Influence in the Pacific: Who's Competing—and Where?
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Join @CharlesEdel, @davidcapie, @annafifield, and @AnnaPowles at 4pm ET on October 27 to discuss the key political actors shaping New Zealand's election and the potential national and foreign policy implications of the outcome.
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Join @CharlesEdel, @KathrynPaik, and @john_auge as they explore the changing security environment in the Pacific and introduce the interactive tool, Security Influence in the Pacific: Who's Competing—and Where?
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Fierce competition for strategic influence has prompted a proliferation of security-related agreements across the Pacific Islands region in recent years. For more, check out our recent piece by @Ange_J_Bruno and @john_auge.
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Who is competing for security influence in the Pacific, and where? Our new interactive map plots the security relationships between Pacific Island countries and Australia, the US, New Zealand, China, and Taiwan. csis.org/programs/australia-…
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Arrangements fall into three categories: Non-Binding Cooperation Only: MOUs, dialogues, exercises, arms sales; Formal Security Agreement/Status: a standing instrument, but no defense guarantee; and Defense Treaty Ally: an obligation to respond to an armed attack.
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